Short Ewe Poems

Short Ewe Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Ewe by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Ewe by length and keyword.


Premium Member Phuk ewe

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           and 
     that's whut
             it 
would sound like

             i
     the sheep
       sheared
Form: Epigram


Uncle Sam Needs Ewe

A military wife may screw
Each man on her husband's work crew
A Service wife
Repels all strife
Because she is One of The Few
Form: Limerick

Premium Member okay okay i do like me 'sum' ewe

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                                                   but them ewe 
                                                  better be black

Yam and Ewe

Yam the ram is mean and a glutton
With his head he is always button
One day Yam Rammed Ewe
Ewe went in a stew
And since then they call Ewe mutton!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Sheep

Ewe gives birth to lambs
Raw beauty as life unfolds – 
Beast to man food chain

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Poetry Soup Featured Poem: July 4 2021
Form: Haiku


Aussie In the White House

A Digger who came from Down Under
Was disturbed by Donald Trump's thunder
It seems that a tweet
Incited a bleat
But who can blame Ewe for the blunder?
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Mother Ewe To Chick

Egg hatches, mother Ewe sings...

" Happy birthday to ewe! 
Happy birthday to ewe! 
Happy birthday, dear Ewe! 
Happy birthday to ewe!"


Date written: 11/15/2022

Premium Member Where are ewe

Mother where are ewe?
I am missing you

Where did you go
I miss ewe so

I don’t know where I am
I am your baby lamb

I asked a big ram
His name was Sam

He said you went to Lamb stew
Mother, I don’t know what to do.

Can I go to lamb stew too ?
Mother where are ewe?
Form: Couplet

Premium Member A Few Cinqku For Ewe

and when bird, black skin waves hi and grins and then does it again? penguin ---------- eye blinks my instinct detects distinct baby sphincter high jinks end stinks ---------- fruit tree sin's entry serpent sentry promised wisdom plenty ~ empty ---------- sheepish not finish and diminish wooly be bahd punished by ewe?
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Cinqku

Premium Member Ewe Called

Repaper the walls of the loo Bob got messy, covered in glue Such sagas to be had So Bob rang up his dad But Dad’s busy lambing a ewe His dad said, “I’ll visit you later” As Madam ewe, I must sedate her In my racecar I’ll call Help repaper your wall By noon the ewe will be a mater
Form: Limerick

Happy To Ewe Day To Ewe

Happy To Ewe Day To Ewe

Heated Love

Thanksgiving the day before eye am penning this to send my love to the love that 
eye am thankful for the only one eye love of eye were rich and famous and 
endowed with all the world if riches pearls and more were mine the only thing 
worth keeping is the love she has for me kept nestled inn her heart and resting 
there for me. Happy day before the Turkey Day Comes my gragon fly qyeen.

Did Ewe Love

DID ewe love 
DID ewe love 
 
 
Did ewe love mee more 
than the day before? 
Love grows inside of sorrow 
at the past come back to haunt us. 
But even so 
eye am manly also 
not confused of this my gender 
 ewe aer love fashioned out of time 
  to make me love 
creative people suffer more 
Don't you think? 
they are more sensitive 
sadness and hidden sorrow 
mixes with the love. 
TO make us love the more 
to make us love the love.

Premium Member A Ewe and Her Two Small Lambs

Early spring field and scattered daffodils,
Framed in by the ethereal green hills.

Sun sweet warmth falls behind and tries to gain
As gray clouds drift, a calming sprinkling rain.

Under the dappled shade of the tall free
Laden with rich white blooms Bradford pear tree

A wooly ewe milking her small lambs, lie
Contently tucked resting until clear sky.

Baa-baa, scamper, and leap among the field
Awaiting time as mama made them yield.

3/17/2024
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Do You Ewe

Baa baa black sheep or should I call you ewe 
Yes ma'am, yes ma'am but it's really up to you
 
eww, eww there's something on my shoe 
eww, eww I think I stepped in poo 

Baa baa black sheep I think it came from you 
Yes ma'am, yes ma'am it's stuck on you like glue 

Eew, ewe now what should I do
Should I try to get it off by walking in the dew 

Baa baa black sheep do you, ewe have another shoe 
Yes ma'am, yes ma'am but I gave it to the cow...moo!
Form: Couplet

Premium Member The Ewe

She nestles in pastures long and green.
She chews the cud, looks so serene.

Her lips meet as she rests from her lunch.
She smiles contently and continues to munch.

She tilts back her head and inhales fresh air,
Twitching her ears with a dreamy eyed stare.

No matter the weather, sunshine or cloud,
No matter life's volume, quiet or loud,

Her tranquility glows. Somehow watching her
Brings a calmness to me while she's lying there.


Written 7th March 2022
Form: Couplet

Eye Heart Ewe

Eye Heart Ewe


I am in love with love.
The idea of love.
The romance,
The faithfulness,
The complicatedness of it all.
How the other half live,
The joy, the laughter;
The pain and the misery.


Faithful to me, is no longer a myth,
All that I want, I have thanks to this.
This love thing, this drug thing,
This life, lust and us thing.


People speak when it is unnecessary…
But these words I am unable to not say.



(C)2011 Aa Harvey. All Rights Reserved.
© Aa Harvey  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member hern pixy look'd like ewe

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                                            hern
                                    cute        blacknose
                                           valais
                                           and aw'them
                                                        locks

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*valais blacknose;
  is frequently called thuh 
  cutest sheep in thuh world

Premium Member Poor Ewe

When you're a sheep and feel unwell, it's also often true
When dipped into your medicine, you come up feeling blue
Blue from your woolly noggin-lid, down to your woolly socks
And inside from your woolly brain, down to your woolly hocks

So when you are a poorly sheep, and feel in poorly form
You're gonna feel off-colour, 'cos off-colour is the norm
And both insides and outsides are tinged with shades of blue
There's only one thing left to say, and that will be, "Poor Ewe!"
© Lee Leon  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tagged Ewe

On looking through the window
A humorous sight I'd seen,
A quartet of lively ewes
Were playing Tag on the green.

Leaping over twisted logs,
Around the rocks they skipped,
Sweeping round the bendy field.
Down and up they dipped.

Butting heads and locking horns,
Bumping each other in the side -
( I think if I was one of them
I'd be terrified! )

At times it looked violent.
But it's their way of having fun.
What a joy to watch these adult sheep
Baa and play and run!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member i'm allow'd tuh sneak ewe in hear

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                                                   likewise
                                             i can sneak you 
                                                  in az well

                                                 hear that

                                             saturday love
                                                me      ewe
                                                     and
                                                     and you

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